Müngstener Brückenpark

Great destination. The park invites you to linger, to stop and enjoy as well as traffic jams.

"... Nature meets technology, idyll meets engineering, this is the best way to describe the situation under the world-famous Müngsten Bridge The three major cities of Remscheid, Solingen and Wuppertal are home to the famous railway bridge spanning the Wupper Valley. The landscape and the Wupper around the bridge are just as impressive as the filigree steel construction of the arch bridge.So the bridge park became a tourist highlight with its own quality.Every year, the park is visited by more than 300,000 visitors Landscape, the experience of nature, a famous railway bridge, evidence of industrial history and the highly alive Wupper make up the fascination of the park.
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In 2006, the bridge park was opened. Nature meets technology, idyll adds to engineering, so the situation under the world-famous Müngsten bridge can best be described. At the heart of the three major cities of Remscheid, Solingen and Wuppertal lies the famous railway bridge spanning the valley of the Wupper. The landscape and the Wupper around the bridge are as impressive as the filigree steel construction of the bridge arch.

Thus, the bridge park became a tourist highlight with its own quality. Each year, the park is visited by more than 300,000 visitors. A landscape set in scene, the experience of nature, a famous railway bridge, evidence of industrial history and the highly alive Wupper make up the fascination of the park. Free entry, by the way.

The bridge park is a highlight for both children and adults. So much you can discover whether it is the Bewegungsparcour in the woods down to the Wupper, the countless metal plates with puzzles or the crossing with the Schwebefähre. Everyone gets their money's worth, and if that's not enough, they can spend their spare time on a round of mini golf. Irrespective of this, the Brückenpark offers beautiful nature for hiking and walking and the view up to the Müngstener bridge is impressive.

Great model of the entire environment of the Müngstener bridge

Interesting to have a look. Parking free

At the Müngsten Bridge Park there are about 10 minutes from the bridge park ample free parking. As a circular path, the way past the Diederichstempel Müngstener past, then you cross the Wupper with the Schwebefähre, where you crank yourself and back it goes through the bridge park.

Popular trip. For interested people, the hiking bus offers. Driving times in the photo

A glance at the model gives a good impression of the dimensions of the Müngsten Bridge Park.

Nice hiking trails, nice restaurant with outdoor terrace

A landscaped shore and outer zone has been created here. Lawns invite you to sunbathe, play and have a picnic. Small groups of trees made of alders and hornbeams are landmarks and donate shade. Balconies of up to 10 m in length protrude over the water surface of the Wupper in a similar way to a diving board and provide views of the course of the river and the bridge. The bridge park is kept free of car traffic today. A parking lot directly at the park is easy to find and conveniently located.

In 2006, the bridge park was opened. Nature meets technology, idyll adds to engineering, so the situation under the world-famous Müngsten bridge can best be described. At the heart of the three major cities of Remscheid, Solingen and Wuppertal lies the famous railway bridge spanning the valley of the Wupper. The landscape and the Wupper around the bridge are as impressive as the filigree steel construction of the bridge arch.

Thus, the bridge park became a tourist highlight with its own quality. Each year, the park is visited by more than 300,000 visitors. A landscape set in scene, the experience of nature, a famous railway bridge, evidence of industrial history and the highly alive Wupper make up the fascination of the park. Free entry, by the way.

Worth a visit every season.

Picturesque view of the highest railway bridge in Germany in the wooded valley of the Wupper

Very nice to look at, the highest railway bridge in Germany. Parking and visit to the park is free.

Great destination! With gastronomy, mini golf, blacksmith and swimming in the Wupper!

The Haus Müngsten is a modern and somewhat futuristic looking restaurant. Should you look at it from the inside?

A musical break? Here is the opportunity.

The ideal entry point from the S-Bf. for Tourenan Wupper, Eschbach and Morsbach. Walks steeply downhill with beautiful views of the bridge and right along the western bridge pier. On the way you can u.a. Riding on wooden sheep or abseiling. The height difference increases respect for the bridge.

Pittoresque train station, as if from a fairy tale. Pretty much left there.

interesting PlayGround .. :-) small highlight in between